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June 09, 2026

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Cardinal Cobo Invites Homosexual Group to Meeting with Prevost

Pro-homosexual Cardinal José Cobo of Madrid has invited representatives of Crismhom, a Madrid-based association of homosexuals, to a meeting with Leo XIV, reports VidaNuevaDigital.com. Between ten and fifteen members of the group will attend the Pope's event with culture and civil society scheduled for 7 June at the Madrid Arena. Crismhom is connected to the Global Network of Rainbow Catholics (GNRC) and promotes changes in the Church’s teaching on homosexuality. #newsIepnnnndpx

The Left Leg of Hell

A horrible odor filled the air. Jesus said to me, "In the left leg of Hell are many pits. This tunnel branches off into other parts of hell, but we will spend some time in the left leg first. These things you are about to see will always be with you. The world must know about the reality of Hell. Many sinners and even some of My people do not believe that Hell is real. You have been chosen by Me to reveal these truths to them. Everything I will show you about Hell and all the other things I will show you are true." Jesus had shown Himself to me in the form of a bright light, brighter than the sun. The form of a man was in the center of that light. Sometimes I saw Jesus as a man, but at other times He was in the form of a spirit. He spoke again, "Child, when I speak, the Father has spoken. The Father and I are one. Remember to love above all else and to forgive one another. Come now, follow Me." As we walked, evil spirits ...

Prevost applauds the 'Jesus as a clown'

1970s Musical "Godspell" At Leo XIV' Youth Vigil: Tonight, Pope Leo XIV presided over a prayer vigil for young people in the Plaza de Lima, Madrid, which attracted an estimated 600,000 attendees. The crowd and the Pope were entertained by a Spanish rendition of the 1970s Broadway musical Godspell, which included "Jesus" as a clown. Pope Leo XIV enjoyed it and applauded. en.news ha compartido de Fernanda Dellucci

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Hackers Expose Age-Verification Software Powering Surveillance Web

Three hacktivists tried to find a workaround to Discord’s age-verification software. Instead, they found its frontend exposed to the open internet. Ten days ago, the social chat app Discord announced that it would launch “teen-by-default” settings for its global audience. As part of this update, all new and existing users worldwide will have a teen-appropriate experience, with updated communication settings, restricted access to age-gated spaces, and content filtering that preserves privacy and meaningful connections, the platform said. This, of course, means that to use Discord the way you are used to, you’ll have to let it scan your face, and the internet wasn’t happy. Many communities quickly announced their move to other platforms. Others, like the security researcher Celeste, who goes by the handle vmfunc, were convinced there would be a workaround. Together with two other researchers, they set out to look into Persona, the San Francisco-based startup that’s used by Discord ...

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Why Prevost isn't telling the truth

Carlos Balén argues on InfoVaticana.com that Pope Leo XIV’s June 6 portrayal of al-Andalus as a model of interreligious coexistence is undermined by the very examples he cites. The Pope described Islamic Spain as “a space of contact, conversation, and dialogue among Christians, Muslims, and Jews,” pointing to Córdoba and Toledo, the figures of Averroes and Maimonides, and Alfonso X’s School of Translators. Balén contends that each of these examples contradicts rather than supports the Pope’s thesis. His main arguments are as follows: Maimonides Fled Córdoba Maimonides was born in Córdoba, but when the Almohads captured the city in the mid-twelfth century, they revoked the legal protections previously granted to Jews and forced them to choose between conversion, exile, or death. Maimonides and his family fled, eventually settling in Egypt, where he spent the rest of his life. He became an intellectual figures not because he flourished under Almohad rule, but because h...

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